K012010 Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago (edited) 6 minutes ago, Believer said: A little history. “The Washington Capitals played a legendary multiple-overtime game after midnight during the 1987 Stanley Cup playoffs. This game, known as the “Easter Epic,” was Game 7 against the New York Islanders, played on April 18–19, 1987. The game began on Saturday evening and ended at 1:58 a.m. on Easter Sunday after four overtime periods, making it the longest Game 7 in NHL history“ Was at that game. A Caps season ticket holder back then. How many OTs tonight?? I think it ends in the second OT. Logic makes me want to say that Helly lets them down, but I think the Jets get another nice bounce/tip in to win. Seems the only way they can beat Binnington. Edited 6 hours ago by K012010 Quote
KC Scouts Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago (edited) I'll say it ends in the 2nd OT.....if the OT doesn't end in the first 5-7 min, it seems the chances of that period going scoreless goes up dramatically, I wonder if there is some data on those odds Edited 6 hours ago by KC Scouts 1 Quote
K012010 Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago These guys look exhausted. Critical mistake incoming… 1 Quote
Forecheck Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Happy for Scott Arniel. Finally getting his chance to show what he can do as a head coach. Quote
Big Guava Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Cannot believe the Blues choked away a 3-1 lead with under 2 mins left in the 3rd period, including the thing goal with 3 seconds left to lose in double OT...brutal way to go out... Quote
Wyldnwoody44 Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago I turned it off to play assassin creed when it was 3-1, holy crap, I missed a good one Quote
Gatorman0519 Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago The Avalanche and Blues both choke away big leads late in Game 7 and the two teams I got wrong in my bracket. 😂 Quote
PerreaultForever Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago Monty don't do so well in game 7s 🙂 That was a good finish and this time the refs did put the whistles away which was good. I doubt Winnipeg gets past Dallas unless Hellybuck somehow becomes a playoff goalie which is more than unlikely. If Winnipeg were to win the cup though I want Hamilton or somebody to ask Kevyn how they did it when they don't have any palm trees. 1 Quote
thewookie1 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago I think the only positive to come from our playoff drought is the lack of stress that comes from playoff hockey. Just imagine being a Blues or Avs fan tonight after playing knockout, drag out games, having a a 2 goal lead and choking it. Not to say I wouldn’t mind a bit of playoff stress but I’d be in tears if I were a Blues fan. They just had their Bills equivalent to the 13 seconds game. 1 Quote
Doohickie Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 26 minutes ago, thewookie1 said: I think the only positive to come from our playoff drought is the lack of stress that comes from playoff hockey. Just imagine being a Blues or Avs fan tonight after playing knockout, drag out games, having a a 2 goal lead and choking it. Not to say I wouldn’t mind a bit of playoff stress but I’d be in tears if I were a Blues fan. They just had their Bills equivalent to the 13 seconds game. Yeah, what are the odds of scoring two empty net goals and not allowing one? I wonder if that's ever happened in the playoffs? Before this season, a team erased a 2 goal deficit in Game 7 only three times in the NHL's 100+ year history. And this year it happens twice on consecutive nights. Crazy. Quote
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